The Prince of the Aquamarines
by Louise Cavelier Levesque
"The Prince of the Aquamarines" and "The Invisible Prince" are a pair of
18th-century fairy tales by Louise Cavalier Levesque, full-scale adventure
stories featuring princes, princesses, bad fairies, shipwrecks, and dark
towers. Ruth Berman has translated them for us and provided an afterword
about the French fairytale tradition and Louise Cavalier Levesque's
contributions to that tradition.
$12.00 $9.00 (paperback)
| | $5.95 (e-book)
EPUB
 |
MOBI (Kindle)
|
|
Three Songs for Roxy
by Caren Gussoff
Three Songs for Roxy tells three inter-related tales: of Kizzy, a
foundling raised by a Romany Gypsy family in present-day Seattle, as she is
about to be claimed by the aliens who left her to be raised as human; of
Scott Lynn Miller, an unstable survivor of Katrina and security guard who
is deeply affected by what he witnesses when the aliens contact Kizzy; and
of “Natalie,” an alien assigned to retrieve Kizzy—who is befriended by the
current champion of the “Night of a Thousand Stevies” and falls in love
with Kizzy’s adopted sister Roxy. Three Songs for Roxy explores issues of
identity, gender, sexuality, and what it means to be an outsider.
$12.00 $9.00 (paperback)
| | $5.95 (e-book)
EPUB
|
MOBI (Kindle)
|
|
Ghost Signs
by Sonya Taaffe
"Sonya Taaffe writes hauntingly of edgelands. Her poetic world lies on both
banks of the Acheron, which may be crossed both ways. In Ghost Signs, she
writes of uncompleted lives, of the lingering and commingling of the dead
with us, the living. Where we meet are borderlands, uncertain spaces: in a
saltmarsh, in the mud of trenches, in the realm of numbers, on the edge of
sleep. There is darkness; but the journey is upward, into light. A
transcendent book."—Greer Gilman, author of Cloud & Ashes
$12.00 $9.00 (paperback)
| | $5.95 (e-book)
EPUB
|
MOBI (Kindle)
|
|
NoFood
by Sarah Tolmie
For top chef Hardy Arar, his whole life is food.
What is he to do when technology eliminates the need for it?
$12.00 $9.00 (paperback)
| | $5.95 (e-book)
EPUB
|
MOBI (Kindle)
|
|
|
News from Aqueduct Press
- Both Elysium and The Stone Boatmen are on the
Locus Recommended List for first novels published in 2014.
New E-books from Aqueduct Press
- The early novels of Eleanor Arnason
Awards
|
Elysium
by Jennifer Marie Brissett
"Wow! Jenn Brissett's new novel Elysium from Aqueduct Press is a knockout. The writing and structure of the book are so accomplished, I'm amazed this is a first novel. The style flows and draws you into the fiction and keeps you there—poetic in it's imagery but simultaneously economical. It's a science fiction, post-apocalyptic, tale, a love story, but not your dumb old man's love story. A love story for a new age."—Jeffrey Ford
$18.00 (paperback)
| | $7.95 (e-book)
EPUB
|
MOBI (Kindle)
|
|
The Stone Boatmen
by Sarah Tolmie
In Tolmie's novel, writing becomes a holy act, temple birds carry an ancient grief, and statues that never move are eerily alive. You will want to find such places once you've finished reading this remarkable novel.
 —Nancy Hightower, The Washington Post
$20.00 (paperback)
| | $9.95 (e-book)
EPUB
|
MOBI (Kindle)
|
|
The Haunted Girl
by Lisa M. Bradley
The supernatural, the animal, and the deadly often find each other in
Lisa M. Bradley's landscapes, tame or wild. Vampires, either restless
or filled with ennui; shape-shifters and skin-walkers; demigoddesses
of evil and lust; haunted girls and dying fairies—the characters in
this collection inhabit worlds of danger, decay, and, sometimes,
rebirth.
$12.00 $9.00 (paperback)
| | $5.95 (e-book)
EPUB
|
MOBI (Kindle)
|
|
|
